Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-28

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charge of violating the sanitary ordinance.
They pleaded guilty, Solomon being fined
S25 and his partner $40.
NoCnrthy's Case.
SAN FRAmcIsco, May 27th.-In the case
of ex-Supreme Court Clerk Mccarthy, for
embezzlesnent, a jury has been secured.
Several technical objections to the indict-
.nens were overruled, and the prosecution
called j. ]. O'Connor, Deputy State Con-
taoiier, WHO produced the vouchers upon
~hich Mccarthy obtained his warrant
from the Controller TO draw money from
The State Treasury. The first voucher was
fer 81 ,235, against the introduction of which
the defense offered their usual technical
objection, which was oyerruled.
PRETTY QUICK WORK.
SAN Francisco, May 2gth.-[Special.j +
The jury in the case of J. w. Mccarthy
charged with ennbezEling $3.50 of the States
money, failed to agree, and were dis
charged. The jury stood seven for acquit-
tai.
Tour of Railroad Officials.
Copyright, 1857, 6y tie California ASSOCIATED Press
Los ANGELES, May 27th-A special car,
containing Senator Stanford and Messrs. c.
f. Croker and A. n. Towne, reached New
hall this afternoon and was at once
switched to the Santa Paula track. After
an inspection of the work their car will be
brought to this city about o'clock to.
night. where an engine is in waiting to
take the party to Cotton without delay,
whence they 90 to San Francisco.
Kern County Notes.
(CesyIgh, 1857, by The California associated Press
KINGsBURe, May 27th-As an indication
of the grain crop here this year to be har-
vested, Messrs. Harp & Ball have sold
| within ten days eleven heading machines.
The real estate boom continues. A. A.
Smith this week sold ten twenty-acre lots.
Bids are advertised for to build brick
hotel to cost $4,000.
The parties who were arrested for assault
| ing Andy Farley with intend to rob, had
their trial yesterday. and were acquitted by
Judge Hogue, of Selma.
From Merced-Hot Weather.
loopyrigh, 1887 By the California associated Press.
| MERGED, May 2zth.-The Waller con-
tempt case was dismissed this morning in
| the Superior Court the principal witness
swearing that his statements to the Dis
| trict Attorney were false, and intended
| only as joke
Judge Marks to-day dismissed the Kirby
| forgery case. Two mistrials have occurred.
To-day was the hottest of the season. the
mercury being ninety eight in the shade.
Brief Run On a Bank.
Copyright, 1887 By the California Associated Press.
SAN BERNARDINo, May 27th.-There are
no new developments in the First National
| Bank trouble. The Riverside faction left
the field yesterday, and o-day did not put
in an appearance. A run on the bank was
| the result this n orning. lasting about one
| hour and a half. Only about 81 500 was
taken out of the bank. The latter was
| ready to meet all calls, and the people find
| ing this to be the condition. concluded
| their money was safe.
| PetaIuma Crops, Etc.
Copyright, 1887, by the California associated Press
PErALUMA, May 27th.-The heated wave
sent up the thermometer to $50 to-day.
Cherries are coming i'll rapidly.
The cannery has enlarged to more than
double its capacity.
There will be a large crop of fruit Hay
is mostly cut, and there's large yield.
The Comet Seen at Niles.
NILES, May 27th.-A comet was distinctly
visible here last Tuesday night. At 10
| o'clock it was Is degrees above the horizon
in the northwest. To the naked eye it APP
| peared like a star of the seventh magnitude,
partially surrounded by luminous haze,
which at intervals darted out to a length OF
| from two to three degrees. The people
here are waiting to hear from the Lick OBJ
| servatory.
Coal in San Luis Obispo.
Copyright, 1887 By the California associated Press,
MISSION SAN MIGUEL, May 27th.-A
| specimen OF coal several feet thick was
| brought from the coal mine near San Mi
guel. The vein proves to be fourteen feet
thick, and is tunneled sixty feet. Thirty
feet are in solid coal. The Pacific I'm
provement Company is developing the
mine for use as rapidly as possible, and
will store the coal at San Miguel.
A Mystery Exploded.
Copyright 1887, by the CdJo7,iG associated Press.
| Tucson, Nav 27th.-Sheriff Shebell tele-
graphed to Judge Yanderlip at Crittenden
tor particulars of the reported hanging OF
?. Martinello in the Santa Rita mountains.
Vanderlip replied that to his knowledge nc
such hanging had taken place. This
throws considerable doubt over the truth
of the whole story.
The Moore-Eopkins Case.
Copyright, 1887, by the California Associated Press
REDWOOD CITY, May 27th.-The Moore.
Hopkins breach of promise case came Ut
to-day before Judge Head on defendants
| motion for new trial. After arguments
| for and against the motion new trial was
denied. The case now goes to the Supreme
Court on appeal.
Southern Pacific Extension.
Copyright, 1887, by the California associated Press
SANTA ANA, May 27th-It seems to b.
definitely settled that the extension of tn.
Southern Pacific Railroad through Santl
Ana to San Diego is foregone conclusion
The surveys are all completed through tc
San Diego, and from present indication,
the work will soon be commenced.
An $1,000 Blaze.
COPYRIGHT, 1857, By the California Associated Press.
SAN Francisco, May 27th-[Special.1 l.
A fire broke out at 6 o'clock this evening
in the basement of the Pacific Spring and
| Mattress Factory, 762 Mission street. The
fire was confined to the basement, and was
extinguished in two hours. Loss, 5000
The cause was spontaneous combustion.
Still Pushing Ahead.
[Copg5glt, 1887, blythe California associated Press
ORANGE, May 27th.-The grading force
on the California Central, branch of the
! Riverside. Santa Ana and Los Angelo:
road, are being increased in number and
the work is being pushed ahead with ra.
pidity.
| Death from Heart Disease.
Copyright, 1887, By the California associated Press
Los ANGELES, May 27th-Alonzo Davis
son of farmer near Downey City, aged u
dropped dead while at work in hay field
near that place. Cause, heart disease.
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